Here's an interesting question: Cherry lives in Regina, Saskatchewan currently - and famously wrote a Toronto Star piece in October 2020, "I love you, Toronto - it's time to say goodbye."   

Does it matter that she live local for consideration of a more permanent co-hosting spot on an afternoon drive show for GTA radio? In the last two years, many have worked remotely - and before that, I remember reading talk here of a morning man or two broadcasting from Florida (in those days, via ISDN) with an audience none the wiser. Bill Carroll did his AM640 show while living in Los Angeles. And Maureen Holloway, of course, for years did entertainment hits across the country from her own home studio via ISDN.

Would Cherry need to live local to address Toronto and Ontario issues on a plum afternoon drive radio slot? Would it matter to the audience or to management?